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Mexico City: The Most Expensive Neighborhoods by Borough, with Prices Up to 100,000 Pesos Per Square Meter

Mexico City's real estate market continues to see price increases, with some central and western areas reaching over 100,000 pesos per square meter....

Back to School 2026: Mesones Street in CDMX Offers Affordable School Supplies

As the 2026 school year approaches, families in Mexico City are looking for ways to save on school supplies. Mesones Street in the...

Decomposed Body Found in Abandoned Car Near Metro Canal del Norte

Authorities in Mexico City discovered a highly decomposed body inside an abandoned vehicle near the Canal del Norte Metro station in Venustiano Carranza....

Cuauhtémoc’s Unseen Foe: Noise Pollution and its Social Toll in Mexico City

Noise pollution has become an invisible enemy in Mexico City, with Cuauhtémoc borough registering the highest number of complaints between 2022 and 2026....

Giant Sinkhole Appears in Benito Juárez Due to Collapsed 60-Year-Old Drainage System

A massive sinkhole, measuring 10 meters long and 4.5 meters deep, emerged on July 17 in the Del Valle neighborhood of Benito Juárez,...

Mexico City Metro’s Canine Transfer Center Celebrates 9 Years: Adopt a Dog!

The Mexico City Metro's Canine Transfer Center (CTC) is celebrating its ninth anniversary this Saturday, July 18, 2026. The STC Metro is urging...

Mexico City Congress Establishes Commemorative Days for Social Causes

From September 2025 to May 2026, the Mexico City Congress approved ten new commemorative days to recognize various social struggles, cultural expressions, and...

Mexico City Flood Control Works to Conclude by August Amidst Delays

Mexico City authorities have pledged that critical flood control projects in Calzada Ignacio Zaragoza, Iztapalapa, will be finalized by August 14, following unexpected...

New Book Explores Mexico City’s Historical Relationship with Water

A new book titled 'AMATL, archive, memory and water' offers a comprehensive look at Mexico City's historical relationship with water, utilizing previously unpublished...

Morena Party Proposes Law Against ‘Name Gentrification’ in Mexico City

A Morena party deputy presented initiatives to prohibit real estate companies from altering the official names of popular neighborhoods in Mexico City, aiming...

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